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On this episode of the ACC Official Visit, we talk a potential QB controversy for the Miami Hurricanes, a strong start for the Louisville Cardinals, and wide receiver Demarre Kitt sets a date. Will an ACC team be his final destination?

Heather Dinich talks about Virginia's top performer this spring.

East regional recruiting coordinator Dave Hooker talks about Elijah Hood's commitment to Notre Dame, and how Virginia and Virginia Tech are battling it out for a very talented group of in-state recruits.

ESPN 150 recruits - and Virginia natives - Da'Shawn Hand, Quin Blanding and Caleb Henderson talk about the sudden presence of Virginia-based prospects atop the national rankings.

Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, Va.) defensive tackle Andrew Brown landed at No. 3 overall in the ESPN 150. Of his dozens of offers, Smith talked about four programs and shares his decision timetable with Phil Murphy at the D.C. NFTC.

Bayside (Virginia Beach, Va.) safety Quin Blanding - at No. 11 - is the highest ranked committed player in the nation. The Virginia pledge explains why he picked the Cavaliers and why scouts shouldn't be surprised with VA's representation in the ES

NoleNation's Corey Dowlar and Midwest regional coordinator Jared Shanker join Jim Basquil to discuss where Florida State's quarterback recruiting stands now that Clint Trickett has left the program, and which top ranked running back the Fighting Iris

Virginia head coach Mike London needs to rebound from a tough 2012 season or else find himself on the hot seat in Charlottesville.

Prim Siripipat and the college football bloggers go around the country to see which coaches open spring practice firmly on the hot seat.

Jared Shanker talks with 2014 Watch List safety and Virginia commit Quin Blanding of Bayside (Virginia Beach, Va.). Blanding explains his decision to stay in-state and how he plans to lure other Virginia prospects to Charlottesville.

Andrea Adelson talks about the quarterbacks being in the spotlight once again for Virginia this spring.

An inside look at Priest Willis (Tempe, Ariz./Marcos De Niza), the no. 5 ranked safety in the ESPN 150.

Dave Telep wraps up a busy weekend in Washington, D.C., which saw Oak Hill's 56-game winning streak snapped by Paul VI (Fairfax, Va.) and a number of under-the-radar 2014 and 2015 prospects shine in the spotlight.

College GameDay tells the amazing story of Mike London, who pulls from real life experiences as a former Richmond police officer to help coach the University of Virginia.